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Much of the world seems to have taken the view that the tragic devastation taking place in a place called Aleppo, in Syria, is some distant horror story that is best handled by that old saying: “Out of sight, out of mind.” Decades ago, that was not...

By the time Dameko Dublin turns 25, he will have served six straight years behind bars, missed all five of his daughter’s birthdays and lost 11 friends to gang violence. At 15, having been kicked out of school in Bermuda and losing his father in a tr...

It started off as a way of finding out a little more about his ancestor’s actions in the Second World War. But what began as a school history project turned into something far more revealing and meaningful for 13-year-old Kian Mooney and his family. ...

President Barack Obama will leave office having failed to use the tools at his disposal to make significant progress on getting child soldiers off the battlefield. That is the consensus among human rights groups who point out that for six consecutive...

A prisoner rarely, if ever, receives a request from a Premier. But for Dwayne Signor an invitation from Michael Dunkley to carve a cedar gift for the Pope has proved to be a “milestone moment” in his life, and one that he hopes to build on as he prep...

American President George W. Bush’s plans to convene a meeting of coalition partners in Bermuda to set the deadline for the Iraq war was vetoed by Britain and Spain, it has been revealed. As the world yesterday marked the fifteenth anniversary of the...

All wars involve horrible acts, with gross suffering and relentless killing by both sides. And when bombs explode and bullets fly, people die by the thousands. The victims are not just soldiers, but also innocent people are also caught in the middle ...

Sir John Chilcot has some bad news for the many Britons pining for the day Tony Blair will be tried for war crimes. The former Prime Minister did not lie to get the UK into the Iraq war. This is the clear conclusion of a sweeping inquiry into the war...

Thousands will gather in a quiet corner of northern France today to remember the brave soldiers who paid the ultimate sacrifice in the bloodiest battle of the First World War. Among the crowd who will mark 100 years since the start of the Battle of t...

Dear Sir, Growing up during the Second World War, I was aware of my father being an ARP warden. He was too old to “join up” and had served during the First World War — the Great War, the one to end all wars. He was never one to talk about his experie...

For the first time in maritime history the old naval pier at Morgan’s Point welcomed a commercial shipment this week. The Oleander came alongside on Tuesday morning at about 9am to deliver five pieces of equipment as part of the Caroline Bay resort d...

Governor George Fergusson has paid tribute to two sailors with strong Bermuda ties that perished in the infamous Battle of Jutland during the First World War. Mr Fergusson’s comments came as a special service was held in Orkney on Tuesday to mark the...